Airbnb Setup & Optimisation Course
πŸ”’ Client lesson

Restocking: Fire Safety, Garden & Emergency Infrastructure - Non-Negotiable Protection Systems

Module 5: Team, Systems & Operations

In short

Safety equipment is an operational obligation, not decoration. Guests are unfamiliar with your home, so the kitchen needs a fire extinguisher and fire blanket that are easy to find, and every property needs working smoke alarms, a first aid kit and clear emergency information. Spas, pools and fire pits carry extra risk, and each state sets its own rules, such as the NSW short-term rental fire safety standard.

What this lesson covers

  • Safety is operational responsibility
  • What the booking platforms expect
  • Your fire, garden and emergency checklist
  • Fire safety
  • Garden
  • Emergency
  • Spas and pools (only if you have one)
  • Why kitchens are the highest-risk room
  • Fire blankets and extinguishers: placement and use
  • Placement
πŸ”’

The full lesson is for clients

Clients get every step, the live walkthrough videos and our exact settings and templates from Skye’s Beach House.

Get the full course I’m a client: sign in

Questions people ask

What fire safety equipment does an Airbnb need in Australia?

Working smoke alarms are required in every state, and a fire extinguisher and fire blanket in the kitchen are standard good practice. Some states set extra rules for short-term rentals, so check your own state's requirements.

What are the NSW fire safety rules for short-term rentals?

NSW short-term rental accommodation must meet a fire safety standard that includes requirements such as interconnected smoke alarms and evacuation diagrams. Check the current NSW Government guidance for your property type.

Can I use water on a kitchen fire?

Never use water on an oil or electrical fire, as it can spread the fire or cause electrocution. A fire blanket or a suitable extinguisher is the safer option.

Watch a free lesson